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How to use Google Assistant on iPhone instead of Siri

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Today we are going to teach you how to use Google Assistant on the iPhone . A great idea to be able to use all the functions that Google's virtual assistant can give us.

We all know that Siri is great, but it's a little behind the times. And it is that despite being one of the virtual assistants that appeared in the first place, its evolution has been somewhat slow. So much so, that its main competitor has overtaken it and has placed itself in first position.

That is why we are going to show you a trick to be able to use Google Assistant and all its functions. In this way we substitute one for the other.

How to use Google Assistant on iPhone

What we must do is download the app that Google allows us to download to use this assistant. The app in question is the following and it is free:

Once we have it downloaded, we open it and follow all the steps indicated to activate it. When we have everything, we can close the app. The important part begins.

We go to the device settings and look for the “Siri” tab and click on it. Here we see a tab with the name of «All shortcuts». Click on this tab.

Click on all the shortcuts to activate Google Assistant on the iPhone

We will now see all the suggested shortcuts that Siri offers us. We will find a tab that is the Assistant and where a shortcut appears with the name of "Hey Google" .

Click on “Hey Google” to create our voice command

Click on this tab and it will now ask us to record a voice command to activate it. We can record whatever we want, something to call Google, in our case we have chosen “Okay Google” . When we activate Siri and say the "Okay Google" command, Siri closes and Google Assistant automatically appears.

We tell Siri our created voice command and Google Assistant opens

In this simple way we can have Google Assistant on the iPhone and replace it with Siri. In this way, we take advantage of all the functions that Google offers us, which we will tell you about later.